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[Announce] MPTvClient V1.2.5 (20.12.2007) II
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<blockquote data-quote="arikzinger" data-source="post: 268680" data-attributes="member: 18757"><p>I don't think changing the steaming IP to your WAN number, even if it was possible, can help you access TV server from the Internet.</p><p>First of all to access your internal IP you must configure your router to make a NAT inside (some times called Virtual Server) to the internal IP of your TV server.</p><p>But even after doing so, if your upstream is less than several Mbits/sec , you'll probably won't be able to see a reasonable picture.</p><p></p><p>Arik.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="arikzinger, post: 268680, member: 18757"] I don't think changing the steaming IP to your WAN number, even if it was possible, can help you access TV server from the Internet. First of all to access your internal IP you must configure your router to make a NAT inside (some times called Virtual Server) to the internal IP of your TV server. But even after doing so, if your upstream is less than several Mbits/sec , you'll probably won't be able to see a reasonable picture. Arik. [/QUOTE]
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